Tech 4 All Tennessee works with organizations across East Tennessee in two ways: as Host Sites that provide space for our classes, and as Key Partners — organizations with an ongoing, two-way relationship with us. Learn more about each below.
A Key Partner is an organization with an ongoing, two-way relationship with Tech 4 All Tennessee — through a vendor relationship, an active referral pipeline, co-promotion of programming, or shared grant and community-investment work. This is different from a Host Site, which provides the physical space where a class takes place (see below). We're grateful for the organizations investing in this work alongside us, including:
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Interested in becoming a Key Partner? Contact us to talk about vendor relationships, co-promotion, or community investment opportunities.
A Host Site is a library, healthcare facility, workforce center, college, or community organization that provides the space where a LIFE-STEP™ class or workshop takes place. Hosting a class is a valuable way to bring training into your community — separate from a formal Key Partnership.
Tech 4 All Tennessee collaborates with schools, libraries, churches, nonprofits, senior centers, workforce agencies, and housing organizations to deliver high-impact, accessible digital literacy classes across East Tennessee.
Our programs are designed to:
You may request to host any of the following:
Fill out our short Host Site Request Form to share your organization's needs, location, and training preferences.
A T4AT representative will contact you to explore alignment, answer questions, and determine class location feasibility.
We'll collaborate to finalize class type, dates, times, location, and recruitment strategy.
To host a class, your organization must provide:
Every host site designates one staff person as a Location Coordinator. This person is responsible for:
Let's work together to build a more connected East Tennessee!
